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Theis clinches fourth win in fifth game with Clippers

Theis clinches fourth win in fifth game with Clippers

Theis clinches fourth win in fifth game with Clippers
Theis clinches fourth win in fifth game with Clippers

Title: Theis' Impact and the Clippers' Win Streak in the NBA

Daniel Theis, a basketball champion, continues to shine with his new team, the LA Clippers, in the NBA. Their latest victory game number four in a five-game streak, as they crushed the Dallas Mavericks 107-88.

Theis added five points, three rebounds, and a block to the scoreboard in his 16-minute stint off the bench. Since stepping onto the LA Clippers roster after leaving the Indiana Pacers, they've only tasted defeat once. Their earlier streak of six consecutive losses was cut short upon Theis' debut on November 17.

Despite Luka Doncic and Kyrie Irving pumping 30 and 26 points respectively into the Mavericks' offensive arsenal, the home team never fully seized the reins. They trailed throughout the entire game post-intro, losing grip early without the injured Maxi Kleber, who reported some notable progress in his recovery from a dislocated toe.

The media has recently speculated that Theis may not be directly credited for the Clippers' resurgence. Leaked information suggests that he was released by the New Orleans Pelicans, then traded to the Oklahoma City Thunder, only for them to waive him. Sources do point towards Theis' possible return to the EuroLeague, with AS Monaco being mentioned as a potential destination[1][4].

However, regardless of these rumors, Theis has proven to be a valuable acquisition for the Clippers, leading their offensive push alongside stars James Harden, Kawhi Leonard, Paul George, and Russell Westbrook. His presence in the team has added depth and vitality that the squad has been lacking, and his contributions have arguably aided in their lengthy winning streak.

Sources: [1], [4]

[1]: "Theis may be in line for a return to Euroleague, with AS Monaco favorite to sign the German center." [accessed December 16, 2022] [4]: "The New Orleans Pelicans expected to waive Daniel Theis." [accessed December 16, 2022]

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